You might need to squint to see it, but there's some potential value to be found in this year's crop of non-roster invitees.

Tyson Ross rode his filthy slider to a dominating second half in 2013. His performance this spring could be an early indication of whether we can expect a full-season breakout from him in 2014.

Have pitchers figured out Yoenis Cespedes, or will he make adjustments to avoid becoming an empty power source? Also, L. Cain, Hardy, Peacock, Gray.

Third base is a difficult position to navigate, with few clear choices. Here's who to target and avoid.

Allen Craig began with a homer-less April and endured another drought in July. So the skills support the 25-plus HRs we expected a year ago, or is last year a sign of things to come?

Five issues for resolution this spring.

Josh Hamilton put on some weight this winter, in an effort to recapture past glory. Can he muscle his way back to relevance? Also Scherzer, Jeter, Keuchel, and Lough.

Justin Upton's inconsistent past—and tantalizing skills—make him a tough one to project. Plus Minor, Brown, Parnell, and Lucroy.

Spring training is right around the corner and the Batter Buyers Guide is not afraid to ask the tough fantasy questions.

So, maybe another 50-HR season isn't in the cards for Jose Bautista (OF, TOR), but that doesn't mean you should overlook him on draft day. Also, Moore, Brantley, Griffin, B. Miller.

Former top prospect Trevor Bauer made some mechanical adjustments to his delivery over the winter. He's one of many young starting pitchers to watch in AL camps this spring.